The Reactions of Belugas to Natural Sound Playbacks
Naturally occurring sounds of the white whale, Delphinapterus leucas, were played back underwater to both captive and free-ranging animals. 12 sounds selected from recordings made of the 4 whales held captive at the N. Y. Aquarium were played back to the same animals underwater. (Author) Presented a...
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Summary: | Naturally occurring sounds of the white whale, Delphinapterus leucas, were played back underwater to both captive and free-ranging animals. 12 sounds selected from recordings made of the 4 whales held captive at the N. Y. Aquarium were played back to the same animals underwater. (Author) Presented at the Annual Conference on Biological Sonar and Diving Mammals (7th), Stanford Research Inst., Calif. 1970. |
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